SHIP RESISTANCE AND PROPULSION 2ND EDITION
| Author(s) | A. F. Molland, S. R. Turnock, D. A. Hudson |
| Publisher | Cambridge University Press |
| Date | 2017 |
| Pages | 626 |
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| Size | 32 Mb |
| D O W N L O A D | |
This is the second edition of one of the best books for the naval architects. The publication is covering literally all aspects of the ship hull resistance and ship propulsion. The content of the first release has been significantly reworked with lot of new information added.
The introductory chapter of the volume provides some historical background, followed with the chapter on the propulsive power, where its basic components are addressed, together with the ship power estimate. After that, the reader will get to know about the essential components making the ship hull resistance, as well as the model-ship extrapolation principle.
The model ship correlation is dealt with in a separate chapter. The restricted depth and breadth of the waterway is discussed in the following chapter, with due attention paid to the ship speed trials and the analysis of the data obtained during the trials. Then, there are chapters coming on the measurement of the components of hull resistance, and wake and thrust deduction.
The remaining parts of the book are dealing with such important aspects as resistance design data and numerical estimation techniques, design of the ship hull form and the powering process itself, propeller analysis and many others.
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